Posts Tagged ‘ Hewlett-Packard Co ’

H.P. Wins 3Par as Bidding War Ends

Dell on Thursday withdrew from the bidding for 3Par, which agreed to be acquired by Hewlett-Packard for $33 per share. [ READ MORE ]

Acer’s Race to No. 1 Continues

According to the latest PC sales data, Acer is closing the gap on H.P. as the leading seller of computers, while Asus has climbed into the top five.

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String of Suicides Continues at Electronics Supplier in China

A 19-year-old Foxconn employee was found dead, the ninth suicide this year at a factory operated by one of the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturers.

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H.P. and Dell’s Refreshing PC War

Things might just turn even nastier between Hewlett Packard and Dell as businesses begin to spend on PCs once again.

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Germany Arrests 3 in Kickback Inquiry

  • April 15th, 2010
  • Posted in Russia

The three, all of whom worked for Hewlett-Packard, were said to be involved in kickbacks for a contract to supply equipment to Russian agencies.

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Hewlett-Packard’s Moscow Offices Searched

The computer maker said it was cooperating with authorities but did not disclose the reason for the raid.

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A Google Tablet Could Be Good News for Adobe

Google is said to be hard at work on its own version of an iPad killer that will allow the use of Adobe's Flash video and games.

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After iPad, Rivals Offer Hybrid Variations

Google, Microsoft, Nokia and Hewlett-Packard are developing products that show a desire to expand beyond their respective core businesses.

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H.P. Says New Device Could Transform Chip-Making

So-called memristors could replace today’s transistors and lead to a new class of computing devices, Hewlett-Packard scientists say.

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What We’re Reading: Steve Jobs, Eric Schmidt and Barbed Wire

Friday's roundup of technology drippings includes Steve Jobs and Eric Schmidt making peace at a Silicon Valley cafe, the barbed wire protecting Hewlett-Packard's executives, and a follow-up to the report on Facebook's purported connection to syphilis.

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